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Guest User: Beautiful location in the town. The service is excellent. I can only recommend this hotel
No. 19, Section 1, Ciyuan Road
From £ 6
Anonymous User: Great location, clean and modern room, friendly staff, great breakfast. Would stay here again!
No. 25 Jiangyang West Road
From £ 19
Anonymous User: As a hotel affiliated with the municipal government, the bedding and facilities are of good quality. Although it's a bit old, it's clearly well-maintained. I especially loved the hotel's exterior environment; it's perfect for exercising, taking walks, strolling, or reading.
No. 50 Dashanping Road South Section
From £ 29
Guest User: The room is clean, the bedding is hygienic, the transportation is convenient, and the surrounding business district is well-developed.
No.94 Cishan Road
From £ 6
Guest User: This hotel was fantastic. I’ve stayed in Atour hotels a few times before and been happy, but the staff here were exceptionally friendly and went out of their way to be helpful. No issues checking in with a passport - they seemed to know the process and it took the same amount of time it would in a larger city. We left some dirty clothes in a laundry basket in our room only to discover when we came back later that day they’d been washed and dried. Overall - I just felt pleasantly surprised by the place every step of the way.
1st Floor, No. 121 Jiucheng Avenue Section 4
From £ 35
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No. 1 Attached, No. 20 Huajing Road
From £ 18
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28th-33rd Floors, Building 2, No. 6 Huasheng South Road
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A Century-Old Soy Sauce Garden Hidden by the Chishui River | A Slow-Paced Southern Sichuan Getaway Away from the Crowds
I found a quiet, hidden gem in Xianshi, Hejiang, Luzhou, that feels like it’s steeped in history. The same Chishui River brews liquor upstream and soy sauce downstream—nature's gifts are truly amazing. Search for "Xianshi Soy Sauce Chishui River Manor" directly in your navigation app. You can explore freely upon entry, and parking at the entrance is convenient. It's perfect for a road trip stopover. Set aside half a day to wander around at a leisurely pace. This is a national-level intangible cultural heritage site and a major historical and cultural site protected at the national level. Passed down since 1893, the 130-year-old workshop is still brewing on the original site. It’s not a renovated, faux-antique attraction, but a genuine, operating sun-drying yard. Walking up the mossy stone path, the view opens up instantly. Over 6,000 ceramic soy sauce jars are layered and spread along the hillside, each covered with a bamboo lid, bathing in the Southern Sichuan sunlight. When the wind blows, a faint, savory aroma drifts over—not pungent, but the mellow, warm scent of fermented soybeans. Standing on the viewing platform, you see dense rows of soy sauce jars on one side and the slowly flowing Chishui River on the other. The river glows with a warm luster. With distant mountains, old houses, and soy sauce jars all in one frame, every snapshot is full of storytelling potential. Wearing plain, light-colored clothing makes for great photos. While wandering, you can watch the masters turn the jars. Day after day, exposed to the sun and night air, through thirteen processes—a single drop of soy sauce requires at least three years of aging. There are no shortcuts. There is also a museum in the park; take your time to understand the complete process of ancient brewing methods. Many old tools and documents quietly tell the history of the craft. If you get tired, try the park's specialty snacks. You must try the soy sauce rice—simple rice paired with aged soy sauce, the aroma is incredible. There’s also a unique soy sauce ice cream, a mix of salty and sweet that is surprisingly harmonious. Before you leave, you can take a bottle home. The ingredients are clean: soybeans, wheat, well salt, and Chishui River water—a reliable, fresh flavor for your dining table. There are no noisy amusement rides or crowded throngs of people here. It’s a place to slow down and just zone out. No need to rush—walk slowly along the drying yard, watch the light and shadows move across the jar lids, and listen to the murmuring river. When road-tripping in Southern Sichuan, don't just focus on ancient towns and landscapes. These corners of intangible cultural heritage, steeped in craftsmanship, are the unexpected surprises of a journey. 📍: Xianshi Soy Sauce Chishui River Manor 🚗: About 3.5 hours by car from Chengdu, about 30 minutes from Luzhou 💡 Tips: The light is best on sunny mornings for soft photos. There are many mosquitoes, so remember to bring repellent. Try to avoid visiting the drying yard during the scorching noon hours.
A Day in My Hometown | The Picturesque Village of Shuangsha, Gulin. This Year's "National
A Day in My Hometown | The Picturesque Village of Shuangsha, Gulin For this year's "National Day" holiday, many people will choose to go out and about. After being cooped up for so long, it's time to head out, soak up some sun, and get some fresh air. So, what are some fun places to visit around Luzhou! As a photographer, the places I recommend are always great for taking photos. This time, I'm recommending a spot that is absolutely perfect for photo ops! Recommended destination: Shuangsha Town, Gulin Recommendation rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 1⃣ Gulin Shuangsha is known as a "picturesque village." In spring, there are hundreds of acres of rapeseed flowers; in summer, hundreds of acres of lush green rice fields; and in autumn, hundreds of acres of golden rice! Departing from Luzhou to Shuangsha Town, take the highway exit at Macheng Gaoqiao. Passing through Macheng, you can stop at the 30-year-old Youjia Chicken Hotpot for a meal. It costs CNY 35 per person—affordable and delicious. It's a culinary delight in Macheng, Xuyong! Once you've had your fill, head to Shuangsha Town. It takes about half an hour to arrive. When you get to Shuangsha Town, you have to take a walk along the riverbank—it's the perfect time to snap as many photos as you like! Tips: 1. When shooting full-body, half-body, or close-up shots, use a wide aperture and the telephoto end of your lens. The background blur will help highlight your subject and capture the beautiful colors and atmosphere of the rice fields. 2. If you're worried about nailing eye focus while shooting, turn on the eye-detection assist. The Z6 II's eye detection is very reliable, and you can even set it to prioritize the right or left eye, so you can use it with complete confidence. 3. When children are running or jumping, you can use RAW burst mode to easily capture clear shots. 4. When shooting a series of photos of the rural rice fields, the key is to highlight the harmony between people and nature. Using varied shot types and inserting scenery shots will make the images more narrative and visually rich. 5. Rural rice fields are a healing balm for the soul and a source of inspiration for photography. This shoot will combine more rural elements with people. By combining varied portrait compositions with different scenery shots and still-life shots, you can achieve a "healing" aesthetic.
I made a special trip to Jinlong Temple in Luzhou just for these 18 photos
When I arrived in Luzhou, I skipped visiting Luzhou Laojiao and headed straight to this quiet, ancient temple by the river 💫 A giant gilded dragon 🐲 guards the rolling Yangtze River Cute little novice monks are hidden along the forest trails Red-walled corridors and river views from the mountaintop—every step is filled with Zen _ No commercial hustle and bustle, just lush greenery all over the mountain and a gentle river breeze You can also calmly transcribe sutras and enjoy a bowl of vegetarian meal (donations welcome) Taking photos, praying for blessings, eating vegetarian food, and clearing your mind—the experience is top-notch _ 📝 Travel tips 📍 Address: Jinlong Temple, Lantian Subdistrict, Jiangyang District 🎫 Admission: Free | No reservation required ⏰ Hours: 8:00 AM–5:30 PM ✨ Best time for photos: 9:00 AM–11:00 AM and 4:00 PM–6:00 PM; the sunset over the Yangtze River is divine ⌚ Duration: 1.5–3 hours _ 📸 18 photo spots ▪️ Gilded dragon on the cliff 🐉 | Rooftop of the dining hall; capture the dragon head + Yangtze River + panoramic view of Luzhou city ▪️ Little novice monks in the forest: Along the forest trail down the mountain; perfect for forest-style Zen photos—remember to look carefully ▪️ Red-walled wishing corridor: Prayer tags paired with light and shadow; very gentle and photogenic ▪️ Mountaintop viewing platform: Climb up to overlook the mighty Yangtze River and enjoy the river breeze while clearing your mind ▪️ Seasonal hydrangea sea: Red walls paired with blooming flowers; looks stunning with Hanfu or new Chinese-style outfits ▪️ Sutra transcription room 🏠: Calmly transcribe sutras; the atmosphere is quiet and healing ▪️ Vegetarian dining area 🍚: Experience a simple temple meal; donations are welcome _ 💡 Practical tips 1. The mountain is densely vegetated with many mosquitoes, so be sure to bring mosquito repellent 🍃 2. There are many stone steps throughout, so wear comfortable, non-slip shoes 👟 3. Please follow temple rules when transcribing sutras and eating vegetarian meals; keep quiet and be respectful 4. Try to visit during the day, as some trails are heavily shaded _ Escape the city hustle and bustle, come here to listen to the wind in the mountains and watch the great river 🏞️ flow by 🌿
I found the ultimate summer escape in Sichuan! Stay at a cloud-top farmhouse with meals and lodging for just 100+
The second batch of nearly 60 secret summer spots in Sichuan has just been released. I picked 4 routes you can take right away, so you can hide away in the mountains this weekend. On August 6, the Sichuan Forestry and Grassland Bureau and the Ecological Wellness Association released the 2026 second batch of summer ecological wellness destinations, nearly 60 locations. Avoid the crowded Qingcheng Mountain and Emei Mountain; these are hidden gems tucked in mountain folds with few visitors. I organized real travel conditions and ticket info into a ready-to-use guide based on three paces: “same-day round trip from Chengdu,” “stay one night and take it slow,” and “long-distance deep exploration.” Around Chengdu: after work summer escape, 1.5 hours into the bamboo sea This area focuses on “weekend micro-vacations.” I’ve visited or checked the latest updates for these four spots: · Dujiangyan Tongmagou (Bamboo Sea Cave): Jinfeng Village, Puyang Street, navigate to “Tongmagou Bamboo Sea Park.” Free and open all day. About 1 hour from Chengdu via Chengdu-Guanxian Expressway. Free parking at the entrance (arrive before 9 AM on weekends). Bamboo forest and streams, great for kids to splash and catch crabs. The cloud-viewing pavilion on the mountain top overlooks the plains. Farmhouse meals at the foot of the mountain cost 40–60 yuan per person for bamboo shoot chicken. · Qionglai Lugou Bamboo Sea: Deep in Pingle Town, free entry, bamboo corridors and Song Dynasty paper mill ruins. Ten times quieter than Pingle Ancient Town. Choose either this or Tongmagou; both are family-friendly and relaxing. · Dayi Wushan Farm (Heming Town): About 790 meters elevation, Wushan tea garden and farm vegetables. Perfect for those who want to relax without walking. You can also visit Heming Mountain Taoist temple nearby. · Shifang Yinghuashan: 1.5–2 hours from Chengdu, main area is free (Shenpugou and Hongfengling charge about 38–45 yuan separately). Farmhouse stays near Zhongdingsi range from 100–600 yuan per night. Spend a summer night drinking covered bowl tea and watching the sea of clouds. The mountain is nearly 10℃ cooler than the city, but the main peak has many wild trails and weak signal, so avoid climbing alone. Practical plan: Leave Chengdu at 8 AM Saturday → 3 km family trail at Tongmagou → tea at Wushan Farm after lunch → return by evening. If you want to relax fully, stay overnight at Zhongdingsi in Yinghuashan. Yameile: forest therapy route, how to arrange Heizhugou + Longcanggou · Yingjing Longcanggou: 45 yuan ticket, 8:30 AM–5:30 PM. About 2.5 hours from Chengdu. Waterfall tiers and nanmu forest. Well-developed trails suitable for elderly and children. · Ebian Heizhugou: 48 yuan ticket + 18 yuan shuttle, 8:30 AM–5:30 PM. Only about 1/10 developed. Highlights are Malileng old meadow and Beehive Rock primeval forest. Do not enter undeveloped areas. Staying in Ebian town is more cost-effective, with meals around 100 yuan per person for Tuotuo chicken. · Hongya Fuxing Village: Deep in Gaomiao Town, no major ticket, Qiang-style stilt houses and streams. Cooler and emptier than Liujiang Ancient Town. Two-day plan: Day 1 Chengdu → Longcanggou (stay in Yingjing or Fuxing Village); Day 2 Fuxing Village → Heizhugou → return. Heizhugou’s rural roads are winding; be cautious in rain. Daba Mountains: Wangcang + Beichuan, canyon lovers rejoice · Wangcang Guchengshan—Qilixia: 8 AM–6 PM, open with no mandatory ticket (some spots charge a cleaning fee). Red plank road through the canyon, negative oxygen ions over 10,000. Wear a light jacket in summer. · Beichuan Xiaozhaizi Valley: Average summer temperature about 21℃. One of the best-preserved original valleys at this latitude worldwide. Stop by Shiyi Qiang village for Qiang red tea and cured pork ribs. · Best to start from Guangyuan or Mianyang and stay overnight. Wangcang town lodging costs 150–250 yuan. Beichuan new town has more options. Long-distance bonus: Panxi sunny cool spots & Shunan bamboo sea · Yanbian Ertan (free, 24h) + Gesala (about 50 yuan): Connect from Panzhihua. Ertan offers high gorge and flat lake views. Gesala’s 2,700-meter meadow is 22℃ in summer, but it’s a 2.5-hour mountain drive from Panzhihua city. Staying at a Gesala village guesthouse to watch the stars is recommended. · Huidong Laojun Peak: Glass plank road over Jinsha River Gorge, 1.5 hours from Huidong town. Small wooden cabins in the scenic area cost 300–800 yuan. Must try black goat. · Xingwen Xianfeng Mountain (20℃ average in summer) + Changning western bamboo stone forest (free) + Xuyong cloud-top Luohan forest: Connect these three from Yibin/Luzhou direction. Xianfeng Mountain has over 10,000 negative oxygen ions. Bamboo stone forest is an open-air mix of stone forest and bamboo sea. Luohan forest in Fenshui Town is high altitude with guesthouses for overnight stays. Tips learned from experience · Most of these spots are “villages/valleys,” not “scenic areas.” Some have no toilets or shops. Fill your tank before entering, bring 1.5L water, snacks, and a trash bag. · Mountain rainy season is July–September. Avoid canyons after heavy rain. Check “Sichuan weather” warnings and navigation conditions before traveling. Yinghua, Heizhugou, and Guchengshan often have falling rocks. · These are Tibetan, Qiang, and Yi villages. Always ask before taking photos. Don’t set up tripods near fire pits.
This small town in southern Sichuan is amazing! I almost got stuck in the mountains
Help 🆘 This hidden gem at the junction of Sichuan, Guizhou, and Chongqing is incredible! ✨ If I hadn’t almost been trapped in the mountains, I wouldn’t want to share this secret spot with you~ This is Hejiang County, Luzhou, where the Chishui River flows gently by 🏞️ Unlike those artificial, overhyped tourist spots this is truly wild scenery ⛰️ With authentic ancient towns and temples every view tells a story 🌈 Travel tips: A must-know!! Be sure to descend before dark❗ I was so caught up in taking photos that I almost got stuck in the mountains that day (luckily a local helped me 🤦♀️) This place isn’t a polished tourist site There’s no sign of commercialization just the most genuine mountain adventures Every visit brings new surprises 💫 📸 Must-visit spots: Sunset by the Chishui River Ancient town’s cobblestone streets Old temples deep in the mountains Every shot looks like a painting! Friendly reminder: Bring mosquito repellent spray 👌🏻 Wear comfortable hiking shoes 🥾 Pack some snacks and water And don’t forget to plan your return time in advance!
Wow! Unveiling the Winter Wonderland of Luoji Mountain❄️
Hey everyone, winter is here! Are you desperately searching for a place that fulfills all your fantasies of a snowy world? Today, I absolutely must highly recommend Luoji Mountain to you. It's like a hidden winter wonderland on Earth; once you step in, it's as if you've fallen into a Frozen fairy tale, so beautiful it'll make you scream with delight 😍! Now, make sure to keep this super practical winter guide for Luoji Mountain! Preparation Clothing & Gear 🧥 · Warm Hardshell Jacket: Choose a windproof, waterproof, and highly insulated hardshell jacket to fully withstand the cold and snow in the mountains. · Thick Fleece-lined Pants: Down pants or fleece-lined ski pants – don't neglect leg warmth. · Hat, Scarf, Gloves: A wool hat should cover your ears, choose a thick and soft scarf, and waterproof down gloves are best for full protection. · Non-slip Snow Boots: The snow in Luoji Mountain can be quite deep, so a pair of non-slip snow boots will keep you steady as a rock while walking, preventing slips and injuries. · Sunglasses: The sunlight reflected by ice and snow can be very dazzling; wearing sunglasses effectively protects your eyes. Other Items · Thermos: In cold environments, having hot water readily available is simply a source of happiness. · High-calorie Snacks: Chocolate, beef jerky, etc., to replenish energy during your trip. · Trekking Poles: If you plan to hike, trekking poles can reduce leg pressure and make walking easier. Must-Visit Spots Jiushijiuli Waterfall Hot Spring · In winter, this place is truly unique. Most of the waterfalls are enveloped in ice and snow, forming magnificent icefall spectacles, crystal clear, like natural ice sculptures 💎. Meanwhile, some hot spring water still flows gently, emitting steam, creating a breathtaking scene where cold and heat intertwine. Heilongtan (Black Dragon Pool) · In winter, Heilongtan resembles a giant mirror, completely covered in ice and snow. The surrounding trees are also adorned with icicles, reflecting the clear blue sky, creating a picturesque scene. You can stroll along the lake to experience this tranquility and beauty. Xiancao Lake (Immortal Grass Lake) · This is a pearl of Luoji Mountain, with crystal-clear waters surrounded by snow-capped mountains and forests. In winter, Xiancao Lake is covered by thick snow, appearing like a forgotten ice kingdom. Standing by the lake, you can feel the marvels of nature, and your soul will find unprecedented peace. Itinerary Day 1 · Morning: Arrive at Luoji Mountain Scenic Area, purchase entrance tickets and sightseeing bus tickets at the visitor center. Take the sightseeing bus to the cable car station, enjoying the snowy mountain scenery along the way. · Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant near the upper cable car station, trying local specialties such as Tuotuo Rou and Buckwheat Cakes. · Afternoon: First, visit Jiushijiuli Waterfall Hot Spring to admire the beautiful scenery of icefalls and hot springs intertwining, and take photos. Afterward, follow the trail to Heilongtan to experience its tranquility and grandeur. · Evening: Stay at a guesthouse near the scenic area, experience local customs, and enjoy home-cooked dishes prepared by the guesthouse owner. Day 2 · Morning: Head to Xiancao Lake, hiking to enjoy the ice and snow forest scenery along the way. Have fun by the lake, building snowmen and having snowball fights, enjoying the joy of winter. · Noon: Grab some snacks at the food stalls within the scenic area, such as roasted potatoes and roasted corn. · Afternoon: Take the cable car and sightseeing bus back to the visitor center, concluding your pleasant trip to Luoji Mountain. Food Recommendations · Tuotuo Rou: A traditional Yi ethnic group dish, large chunks of pork are boiled and served with chili, Sichuan peppercorns, and other seasonings. It's delicious with a tender, soft texture. · Buckwheat Cake: Made from local buckwheat flour, it's sweet, tasty, and nutritious. · Roast Suckling Pig: Golden and crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, with an enticing aroma that makes your mouth water. Important Notes · Winter temperatures in Luoji Mountain are low, so pay attention to keeping warm to avoid catching a cold. · Roads within the scenic area may have snow and ice, so be careful to avoid slipping while walking. · Check the scenic area's opening hours and cable car operating times in advance to plan your itinerary accordingly. Hey everyone, Luoji Mountain's winter wonderland is calling you! Gather your friends and set off to experience this unique beauty! 🥰
Stroll slowly through Luzhou old street
Luzhou Hefeng old street | A hidden old town by the Tuojiang River ✨ One-day travel guide A riverside old town privately cherished by Luzhou locals! Formerly known as Lianyu Cave, it was once a bustling water transport dock on the Tuojiang River. The street is less than 1,000 meters long, with alleys as narrow as 3 meters. Original blue stone slabs and wooden tile houses remain intact. Free from commercial noise, it preserves the authentic look of a southern Sichuan old town. On the 2nd, 5th, and 8th days of the lunar calendar, local markets fill the streets with genuine rural life. On one side is a century-old street, on the other the vast Tuojiang River view—perfect for a leisurely stroll and discovering authentic local eateries. 📌 Basic information 📍 Address: Hefeng old street (Hefeng market), Kuangchang subdistrict, Jiangyang district, Luzhou city 🎫 Admission: free, no ticket required ⏰ Open all day, recommended visit time 3–4 hours ✨ Highlight: The market days on the 2nd, 5th, and 8th of the lunar calendar offer a lively atmosphere 🚗 Transportation guide ✅ Self-drive: Navigate to [Hefeng old street]. Free simple parking is available by the river. About 20 minutes from downtown Luzhou by car ✅ Bus: Take bus 386 to the "Hefeng market" stop, then walk a few minutes 🕒 One-day itinerary (relaxed slow stroll version) 09. 30 Arrive at the entrance of Hefeng old street Step onto the blue stone slab alleys, with old wooden houses lining the street. Weathered wooden doors, traditional grocery stores, and long-established tea houses are everywhere. Arrive early to sit in an old street tea house, watch locals drink tea and chat, and experience daily life in the old town. 📸 Photo spots: deep alleys of the old street, wooden hanging windows, red lanterns under old eaves—perfect for a vintage film look. 10. 30 Deep stroll through the old street, explore dock remains Hefeng grew along the Tuojiang River, once a busy water dock. Follow the alleys to the riverbank and gaze over the calm, wide river. ✔ Highlights checklist 1. Traditional southern Sichuan wooden-frame houses, original and rarely renovated 2. Century-old tea houses, a few yuan for a cup of covered bowl tea, perfect for sitting and daydreaming 3. Entrance to the riverside trail, connecting the old street and the Tuojiang cycling path 4. Market days: local rural markets with fresh farm produce, local specialties, and a variety of snacks 12. 00 Lunch | Authentic local flavors certified by locals Hidden gems on the old street, specializing in southern Sichuan home-style dishes ▫️ Shunchao restaurant: tofu pudding rice, salted pork belly, cold marinated meats—old street flavors passed down for years ▫️ Riverside farmhouse dishes: patchouli eel, spicy kidney slices, tender meat soup, all with fresh ingredients Must-try: soft tofu pudding dipped in chili, piggy rice cake, cold marinated shallots 13. 30 Walk along the Tuojiang cycling path to aid digestion After lunch, walk to the Tuojiang cycling path and stroll along the riverbank with the breeze on your face. The wide-open view and river scenery are soothing. If you like cycling, rent a bike to explore along the river. If time allows, continue to Hefeng sports park for lawn relaxation and photos. 15:30 Leisurely afternoon tea Two options ① Stay in an old street tea house and enjoy a cup of covered bowl tea in peace ② Riverside cultural courtyard, drink tea by the river with a direct view of the Tuojiang River 17:00 Wait for the riverside sunset (highly recommended) At dusk, the sunset casts golden light on the Tuojiang River. The river shimmers, and the old street rooftops frame the river view—perfect for sunset photos. After watching the sunset, you can stay by the river for dinner. The riverside food street offers many choices. 19:00 Old street at night, return trip At night, the riverside lights turn on, creating a completely different atmosphere from the daytime. End your trip with a slow, relaxed pace. 💡 Practical tips for visiting 1. For a strong local vibe, visit on the 2nd, 5th, or 8th days of the lunar calendar market days; on regular days it’s quiet and good for photos and relaxing 2. The old street alleys are narrow; wear comfortable flat shoes. The riverside is sunny, so bring sun protection 3. Most eateries are local small restaurants; mealtimes are busy, so consider off-peak dining 4. Recommended attire is simple casual or vintage style to match the old street and buildings 5. Respect the old houses and avoid disturbing local residents when taking photos ✨ Social media caption A hidden gem in western Luzhou! Hefeng old street by the Tuojiang River, once a busy water dock, holds the most authentic southern Sichuan local life. Blue stone slab streets, a clear river, and time flowing slowly here.
Final stop for family summer cooling: no air conditioning at night, use autumn quilts here
Following from Puzhehei Family summer trip finale — Wumeng Grassland, Liupanshui, Guizhou This is the "cool capital of China," no air conditioning at night, use autumn quilts The song "Lady Musk" by Phoenix Legend sings “Beyond Wumeng Mountain are more mountains,” referring to this place 🚗【Day 8: Puzhehei ➔ Liupanshui (travel day)】 About 500 km total, 6.5 hours ⚠️ No highway from Puzhehei to Shizong, Qujing. It’s all winding provincial roads with many sharp turns and narrow lanes—tough drive! The kid got car sick and vomited Solution: take frequent breaks, open windows for fresh air, use motion sickness patches. Once on the Qujing highway, it got better 🏨 Stay at a farmhouse guesthouse at the foot of Wumeng Mountain (about 150 CNY/night) Really cool temperature, no air conditioning, use autumn bedding. It even felt chilly when it rained 🐄【Day 9: Wumeng Grassland】 The guesthouse owner was kind and gave us homegrown eggs and corn for breakfast Drive to the visitor center to buy tickets (30 CNY per person, free for kids under 1.2 m, valid for 5 days with multiple entries. At the entrance, some vendors shout “200 CNY to take you to the back mountain for free entry”—official announcements warn not to trust them, and the wild paths may be unsafe) ⚠️ Traffic jam: one-way loop up the mountain (enter at Gate 1, exit at Gate 2). Many cars during summer, stop-and-go on uphill sections, brake pads smelled burnt. Stuck for nearly 1 hour 🗺️ Attractions: 1. Tianchi: Guizhou’s highest plateau lake, a clear green pool nestled in the grassland. Walk the lakeside boardwalk and have lunch by the lake 2. Baicaoping: thousands of acres of gentle meadow, this is the place! The hillside is all flat land, drone footage looks like the starting plateau in The Legend of Zelda Fly kites, horseback ride (about 50 CNY per round, price negotiable), camel ride, chase cattle The kid played with bubbles and pinwheels, so happy they didn’t want to leave 3. Guanfotai (elevation 2,857 m): the highest point, great for watching the sea of clouds and sunset. If lucky, you might see a “Buddha’s light” At 6 PM, the wind on the mountaintop turned cold. Luckily, the kid wore a sun-protective jacket and long pants. It got too cold to stay, so we headed down to the guesthouse for dinner and an early bedtime 🚗【Day 10: Wumeng Mountain ➔ Chengdu (return trip)】 Hit the highway right after waking up 🍽️ Lunch in Bijie with sour soup hot pot (a must-try in Guizhou) The problem: as soon as we entered Gulin, Luzhou, Sichuan, the temperature shot from a cool 26°C to 36–38°C in the afternoon heat. Worse, the car’s air conditioner intermittently failed due to heat protection (later checked, condenser fan was fine, but the fan prioritized engine cooling because of the heat). We had to turn the AC on and off repeatedly. Fortunately, the kid didn’t get heatstroke Back in the furnace city Chengdu at night, the 10-day, 2,500 km self-drive family summer cooling trip through southeastern Yunnan and southwestern Guizhou ended successfully 💰Two adults and one child 10-day, 2,500 km expense summary Toll fees: 1,280 CNY Fuel: 1,360 CNY Accommodation: 2,000+ CNY Meals, entertainment, tickets: 1,500+ CNY Total cost: 6,500–7,000 CNY
Yao Ba ancient town slow travel notes
Yao Ba ancient town | A “living” secret in southern Sichuan, no tourists, only life When Wuzhen and Xitang are crowded with tour groups holding little flags, and Lijiang’s bar street is still bustling late at night, deep in the mountains at the junction of southern Sichuan and northern Guizhou, there is a millennium-old town praised by Tsinghua University experts as the “living fossil of southern Sichuan ancient residences.” It waits with its more than 1,000-meter-long bluestone street, over 2,000 small blue-tile houses, and the daily life of its residents for anyone who doesn’t want to join the crowd. It’s not Lijiang, with its flashy bar street; it’s not Wuzhen, with its refined commercial souvenir shops; it’s not even Zhouzhuang, with its nighttime boat rides under lantern light. There is no noise made to please tourists here, only old houses inhabited for generations, the century-old aroma of mutton soup drifting from alleyways, and locals sitting on doorsteps soaking up the sun. Scholar Yu Dan calls it a “living ancient town”: “Many ancient towns are restored for tourism, but Yao Ba’s residents still live real lives without change. It’s original and natural. The town is alive.” 📍 Must save before departure | Yao Ba ancient town core overview Yao Ba ancient town is located at the junction of southern Sichuan and northern Guizhou. Founded in the Northern Song dynasty and flourishing in the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was a necessary route from ancient Jiangyang to the Yelang Kingdom, known as the “Sichuan-Guizhou corridor” and the “tea-salt ancient road.” The core area is a bluestone street over 1,000 meters long, flanked by more than 2,000 small blue-tile houses, mostly southern Sichuan courtyard residences from the Qing and Republic periods. · 🎫 Admission: The ancient town is free and open 24 hours a day (some sources mention a 30 yuan combo ticket) · 🌡️ Summer feel: The mountain climate in southern Sichuan is mild and cooler than the city, ideal for slow travel · ⏰ Best season: October to May offers the most pleasant weather · ⏳ Suggested visit: Half a day to 1 day (no rush, immersive slow travel) · 🏷️ Core tags: Living fossil of southern Sichuan ancient residences | living ancient town | tea-salt ancient road | western film base | red mutton soup 🏛️ Must-visit checklist | Missing one is a wasted trip 1. Martial scholar archway | The only “facade” left in southern Sichuan Built in the 15th year of the Jiaqing reign (1810) for martial scholar Li Yuelong, it is the only surviving martial scholar archway in southern Sichuan. It features a triple-eaved Xieshan-style roof with a plaque inscribed “Awarded scholar.” Morning is the best time for photos when the sunlight casts beautiful shadows. 2. Da Hong rice shop | Yao Ba’s landmark, a “time travel” movie set This is Yao Ba’s most iconic spot, located at the highest point of the ancient town. It was originally the residence of martial scholar Li Yuelong — the scholar’s mansion — and was preserved due to filming the movie Da Hong rice shop. Today it is a teahouse converted from an old granary. You can order a gaiwan tea and sit by the second-floor wooden window, listening to the owner’s old stories — the window frames a southern Sichuan scene of black tiles and flying eaves. Nearly 30 films and TV shows, including Da Hong rice shop, Mad, and Heroes Without Borders, were shot here. Walking into the courtyard, you might feel like you’ve stepped into a story. On holidays, free wedding procession performances are held here. 3. Wang Chaowen’s former residence | The home of an aesthetics master Wang Chaowen was a Chinese literary theorist and aesthetician, one of the pioneers and founders of Marxist literary theory and aesthetics in new China. His former residence preserves the living scenes of his time. The second-floor flower window is a perfect photo frame; wearing Hanfu here instantly turns your photo into a drama still. 4. Ciyun Temple (Dongyue Temple) | Layer upon layer of Ming dynasty architecture Originally named Dongyue Temple, built in the first year of the Wanli reign (1573), it is the largest building complex in the ancient town. Built on the mountainside, the layered halls peek through green trees with flying eaves. Visitors can burn incense and pray for their families. 5. Yao Ba ancient street | A 1,000-meter-long “living folk museum” The ancient street stretches over 1,000 meters, flanked by more than 2,000 small blue-tile houses with shops in front and residences behind. Every home has alleys and courtyards, and wooden buildings. Walking on the bluestone, you’ll see elders eating lunch at doorways, women washing clothes by the river, and children chasing each other in alleys. The drying sweet potato noodles and bamboo crafts are all authentic daily life. 6. Ling Zifeng film exhibition hall & Zhou mansion Ling Zifeng was a famous film director. His former residence is now a film exhibition hall. Zhou mansion is another ancient building worth exploring in the town. 🍜 Taste of Yao Ba | The scent of life and intangible cultural heritage food What captivates most in Yao Ba is the enticing aroma that drifts straight to your nose in the alleys. The food here isn’t made for tourists but is the daily life of locals. · 🔥 Red mutton soup (must eat!): A Tianfu culinary specialty, the soup is red but not spicy, the mutton firm and free of gamey taste. The broth is bright red with mild heat, doubled in flavor when dipped in chili sauce. Recommended: He San red mutton soup, a 40-year-old shop; the mutton restaurant opposite Da Hong rice shop is also highly rated. · 🍚 Yao Ba yellow rice cake (must eat!): A provincial intangible cultural heritage food, soft, glutinous, and sweet, tender and smooth in texture, with a yellow and bright red color. Recommended: “Zhou Yao yellow rice cake,” with a very enthusiastic owner. · 🥕 Yao Ba dried radish: An intangible cultural heritage food, crunchy with layers of numbing, spicy, fresh, and fragrant flavors, known as the “soul mate of rice eaters.” · 🧈 Yao Ba red tofu: An intangible cultural heritage food that melts in your mouth, salty and slightly spicy with rich wine and bean aromas. · 🍬 Sweet potato silk candy: A traditional artisanal product made mainly from red-heart sweet potatoes, crafted through dozens of steps, fragrant, crispy, and crunchy. · 🍲 Other recommendations: countryside drunken goose (spicy and fresh), Wang’s chicken soup (intangible cultural heritage flavor), cold noodles, cold jelly, tofu pudding. 🛍️ Artisan crafts | Take Yao Ba’s time home · Oil-paper umbrellas: full of ancient town atmosphere, great for photos · Bamboo handicrafts: bamboo baskets, bamboo bags, practical and beautiful, full of craftsmanship · Straw sandals, wheat sauce, pickled vegetables: handmade by locals, unique souvenirs 🗺️ Recommended tour route | 1,000-meter ancient street, walk slowly Martial scholar archway (entrance check-in) → Wang Chaowen’s former residence → Ling Zifeng film exhibition hall → Ciyun Temple (Dongyue Temple) → Da Hong rice shop (core spot, tea and stories) → stroll Yao Ba ancient street (see local life) → Zhou mansion About 2–3 hours total, no rush, immersive slow travel. 🚗 Transportation | Drive or shuttle, go whenever you want · 🚗 Drive: Navigate to “Hejiang Yao Ba town government” for accuracy. About 22 km from Luzhou, fast via highway · 🚌 Shuttle: Direct minibus from Luzhou Huilongwan Tuojiang bus station to Yao Ba ancient town starts at 7:10 AM, every half hour, fare 15.5 yuan per person 🏠 Accommodation recommendations | Stay under blue-tile roofs at night · Luzhou Zhuangyuan inn: windows open to blue-tile roofs, old street downstairs, about 168 yuan/night · Yao Ba inn: very distinctive and affordable · Hejiang Qinyuan hotel: next to the tourist reception center, newly renovated 💡 Insider tips | We’ve avoided these pitfalls for you 1. Yao Ba is not a “scenic spot,” it’s “life”: no hawking, no cookie-cutter souvenir shops, only locals living day after day. You can walk through in 20 minutes if you hurry, but to truly understand it, slow down, sit down, and eat a bowl of mutton soup. 2. Wear flat shoes: the ancient town has uneven bluestone roads. 3. Don’t enter the wrong navigation: searching “Yao Ba ancient town” may lead to a newly built area outside. It’s better to search “Hejiang Yao Ba town government.” 4. Red mutton soup is best early: the mutton restaurant opposite Da Hong rice shop is highly rated but try to go early to avoid sellout. 5. Free wedding procession performances on holidays: the town hosts free wedding processions from the archway to Da Hong rice shop. 6. Nearby attractions: if you have time, visit Shiji soy sauce Chishui River Manor (about 30 minutes by car) to experience the “natural soy sauce museum” and try soy sauce rice and soy sauce ice cream. When the 1,000-meter bluestone street unfolds in the afternoon light and shadow, when the aroma of red mutton soup drifts into the old teahouse window, when bamboo artisans focus on weaving and the sweet scent of yellow rice cake rises from the kitchen — you’ll understand there is a kind of ancient town called Yao Ba. It charges no admission, doesn’t rush tourists, and simply lays out the thousand-year-old tea-salt ancient road, the southern Sichuan life atmosphere, and the daily life of locals deep in the mountains at the Sichuan-Guizhou border, waiting for anyone who wants to slow down and savor it. Navigate to “Hejiang Yao Ba town government” for a date with the “living ancient town.” 🏮🍜
The 600-year-old salt route town hides a “castle in the air.” The stilted buildings carry the salty flavor of time
Fubao ancient town: Luzhou’s 600-year-old salt transport town, where the stilted buildings hold moments more fragrant than dried tofu Driving from Hejiang county into the mountains, the concrete road winds around the hillside, suddenly revealing a cluster of dark rooftops—the stilted buildings perch like birds resting on the mountain, wooden floors stacked layer upon layer climbing toward the peak. The bluestone path twists through the buildings. At the steepest spots, you have to hold the wall to walk. For a moment, it feels like you can hear the salt merchants’ horse caravans descending the stone steps, copper bells ringing through the valley. “This building breathes wood,” said Grandma Chen, who sells dried tofu on the corner, pressing a freshly marinated piece into my hand. The salty aroma mixed with Sichuan pepper tingled on my tongue. Walking up the bluestone path, I didn’t see any signs saying “ancient town specialties,” but I did spot an old man in a blue cloth shirt drying corn on the stilted building’s railing. Golden kernels rolled into the wooden gaps. A wooden door creaked open, and a little girl with braided hair peeked out, holding a malt sugar block. Sugar crumbs fell on the stone slabs, sticking to a seven-spot ladybug. The best part was the morning mist drifting through the wooden cracks, swelling the shadows of the stilted buildings. From afar came a few rooster crows, as if floating in from 600 years ago. 🏘 The bones of the stilted buildings: wooden memories of the salt route The “danger” of Half-Street. Looking up from the foot of the mountain, the stilted buildings on Half-Street are the most breathtaking—wooden pillars half embedded in rock, half suspended over the valley. The eaves of the buildings almost touch each other. Moss on the green tiles drips down the seams. “The salt caravans used to rest right under here,” Grandma Chen pointed to the stone pier beneath the building. “The wooden pillars had to be made from hard mixed wood from the mountains, soaked in tung oil to resist rot. Look at the pillar bases—they’re black and shiny, worn by time.” One railing on a stilted building was missing a wooden plank, revealing the valley below. Brave kids leaned over the gap to look down, making Grandma shout from above, “Slow down.” The “slippery” bluestone path. The main street’s bluestone slabs are deeply grooved by salt carriers’ poles. On rainy days, they’re as slippery as if oiled, so you have to step on the moss in the cracks to stay steady. “The deep grooves were worn by salt carriers’ poles, the shallow ones by pedestrians,” Grandma Chen demonstrated with her foot. “Salt carriers used to run barefoot on these stones, their shoulders bent under the salt poles. Sweat drops fell on the stones and disappeared instantly.” A crack in one slab had a small grass sprouting, its roots gripping the stone tightly. “This grass is tougher than people. No matter how hard the stone, it can find a crack and survive.” The “old” salt shop. Halfway up the mountain, the “Yuxing Salt Shop” was once the largest salt store. The copper ring on the wooden door was polished shiny from being touched. When pushed open, it creaked like an old man coughing. The counter inside was still there, with accounts carved into the wood. “This was how they kept records back then,” the elderly caretaker pointed to the marks. “One stroke meant one load, ten strokes a bundle. More reliable than pen and ink.” In the corner were several salt jars made of rough pottery, with salt residue still stuck to the bottom. “They used to be filled to the brim with salt. Now they’re empty and have become a hiding spot for kids playing hide-and-seek.” 🧂 The flavors of the salt route: time hidden in dried tofu The “aroma” of dried tofu. Grandma Chen’s dried tofu stall is set under the eaves of the stilted buildings. The bamboo basket holds neatly stacked dried tofu, shiny with sauce. “First, soak the soybeans in well water, grind them with a stone mill, and the brining depends on the weather,” she said, flipping the drying tofu. “The marinade has star anise, cinnamon, and local aged dark tea. It’s brined for three days and nights, fragrant enough to lure mountain sparrows.” Regular customers don’t even have to say a word; Grandma Chen knows to give them the “chewy” kind—dried tofu with some bean fibers for extra bite. “Salt carriers used to carry a few pieces in their pockets while traveling. When hungry, they’d chew on them. The salty aroma kept them full longer than meat.” The “sweetness” of fermented rice wine. At the end of the street, the fermented rice wine shop smells of alcohol. The wine in the earthenware jar is milky white. The owner scooped a spoonful with a wooden ladle, the juice flowing down the edge. “We use local glutinous rice, ferment it with yeast for three days. It has to dry in the stilted buildings where the humidity is high for good fermentation,” she said, handing over a small bowl. “Sweet with a hint of sourness. Salt merchants’ wives used to stew eggs with this wine, saying it replenishes blood and energy.” The bowl was rough porcelain with a small chip on the rim, making the wine look even whiter, like mountain moonlight. 🐔 Life in the stilted buildings: smoke mingling with mist The “leisure” of the old teahouse. At the mountain top, the “Wangxi Teahouse” has eight-immortal tables set crookedly. Tea drinkers tuck their smoking pipes into their waists. The tea is local aged dark tea, bitter with a hint of sweetness. “Five yuan for a day’s tea, refills are free,” the owner said, pouring water from a copper kettle. “Everyone here is an old neighbor, chatting and watching the mountains and water. That’s how the day passes.” Outside the window, the stilted buildings stack layer upon layer. When the mist clears, you can see bamboo groves in the distance. A tile clatters in the wind, but the tea drinkers don’t even blink—in this place, time is lighter than the tea. The “vibrance” of autumn drying. Autumn is the most beautiful season for the stilted buildings. Every household hangs corn, chili peppers, and soybeans on their railings. The gold and red look like a floral sash tied around the wooden buildings. “The corn has to be plump, and the chili peppers are local facing-up peppers,” said an old woman turning the corn. “It used to be for storing grain, but now it’s for decoration. Tourists love to take photos and call it the stilted buildings’ makeup.” A calico cat napped on the corn pile, its tail brushing the chili peppers, making the old woman shout, “Don’t knock them off.” 🚗 Town guide: bring a pair of non-slip shoes for sure · How to get there: Drive and navigate to “Fubao ancient town.” It’s 2 hours from Luzhou city center, 1 hour from Hejiang county. There’s free parking at the town entrance. Hejiang county has shuttle buses to Fubao town, 15 yuan per ticket. Get off and walk 10 minutes to enter the town. · What to do: Take photos of the misty stilted buildings early morning (7–9 AM is best, Half-Street is the best spot). Visit the salt shop to see old items in the morning. Have Grandma Chen’s dried tofu (5 yuan per serving) with fermented rice wine (3 yuan per bowl) at noon. In the afternoon, climb the bluestone path to the mountaintop teahouse to see the whole town’s stilted buildings stacked in the mountains. Don’t use an umbrella on rainy days; walk slowly under the eaves and listen to the rain hitting the green tiles. · What to bring: Non-slip shoes (the stones are very slippery when wet), a jacket (it’s cool in the mountains early and late), an empty bag (to carry dried tofu; 20 yuan can buy a big bag), a camera (the light and shadows on the stilted buildings are very photogenic). · What to watch out for: The wooden stairs of the stilted buildings are steep, go slowly up and down. Don’t carve on the salt shop’s counter. Don’t waste dried tofu; Grandma Chen says, “Wasting food is disrespectful to the ancestors of the salt carriers.” When leaving, Grandma Chen stuffed a bag of dried tofu into my bag. “Eat it on the road. The more you chew, the better it tastes. Remember the good of Fubao.” As the car drove out of the mountain, I looked back. The stilted buildings became silhouettes in the sunset, the green tile roofs glowing gold. The moss on the bluestone path swayed gently in the wind, as if saying, “Walk slowly. We’re still here guarding the stories of the salt route.” Suddenly I understood the charm of this ancient town—it doesn’t use “salt transport” as a selling point. It just lets the stilted buildings keep standing, the bluestone path keep lying there, Grandma Chen’s dried tofu keep smelling good, and every visitor who walks in can, on some morning or evening, hear the footsteps of salt carriers and meet the time from 600 years ago, quietly nestled in the wooden cracks of the stilted buildings.
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